[ SECRET POST #4457 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4457 ⌋

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Comments

[morieris]

(name the actor!)

[(Anonymous)]

My guesses:

Nicolas Cage

Jeff Goldblum

Steve Guttenburg

Ted Danson

[(Anonymous)]

Only one of those seems like a fandom darling. but then I am rather out of the loop.

[(Anonymous)]

I would call Goldblum and Danson both fandom darlings at this point.

[(Anonymous)]

Imagining some 25-year-old hardcore stanning Ted Danson all their life is making me laugh.

[(Anonymous)]

either I'm incredibly old or fandom doesn't realize all four of those actors had their career peaks in the 1980's or at best 1990s.

[catdetective]

I mean Jurassic Park was '93 and was at the time the biggest blockbuster, but like... Jeff's been popular for just existing, the past few years. Similarly, Nic Cage's best year probably was '87 for being the year Moonstruck AND Raising Arizona came out, but he's had a lot of internet popularity over the past few years.

Also I mean... does box office = career peak, or does skill? Because a lot of actors do fantastic work in smaller things because they just keep working on their craft even when they aren't doing blockbuster type films.

(I have heard nothing about Steve Gutenberg being a non-joke lately, has he done a cool thing?)

[(Anonymous)]

Same.

For example, to say Ted Danson is only popular now (because of The Good Place?) is to ignore most of his career. Maybe a lot of people didn't like Becker or something, but Cheers was massively popular and no one ridiculed him for being in it. I was only in junior high when it ended, but I remember everyone freaking out over there being no more Cheers.

[(Anonymous)]

Brendan Fraser